Kalimantan Hotels Indonesia

Kalimantan comprises roughly the southern three-quarters of the equatorial island of Borneo, the third-largest island in the world after Greenland and New Guinea. Despite exploration and development, many areas of Kalimantan are almost untouched by the Western world. Maps of Kalimantan's river-laced interior still excite the imagination. The territory makes a unique travel experience for the more rough and ready traveller.
Tourist facilities are relatively undeveloped in Kalimantan, and visitors are few. Good roads run between Banjarmasin and Samarinda and around Pontianak, but rivers are the main transportation arteries. There are airports in the major cities, and airstrips throughout the interior serviced by commercial flights and missionary aircraft.